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You can say "I had a great time" or "It was so much fun", to express how much you enjoyed the event. In English you can you different words or phrases to express the same feeling. For example you can say, "I had a really good time!" This means the same as the other two mentioned above.

When using these expressions it is always important to show enthusiasm in your voice and appear positive.Words like "wow", "amazing" & "unbelievable" show real signs of something great and that you had a really good time.

"Awesome", "incredible", "fantastic" or all words to describe something as been lots of fun."I had the time of my life." is an English saying that expresses you really enjoyed what you did.

This means you had a great time and you enjoyed.

"That was pretty awesome!"A casual way of expressing pleasure following an activity."That was entertaining"This means you enjoyed what you were doing /watching ."I had such a pleasant time"This is when you want to express your amusement after doing something.

so much = allot (unspecified amount)awesome = extremely goodWow, I cant believe we did it, that was so much fun!That ride was awesome!

1. Awesome - really good. 2. Have a ball - to have a very good time.3. Have a blast - also, to have a lot of fun (a good time)

If you 'get a kick out of something/ doing something', it means that you enjoyed something immensely. So much so, that you got a rush out of it.

These two sentences express the idea that something was really fun and enjoyable. The first sentence is more informal, so we would use this with family and friends. The second sentence would be appropriate to use in a formal setting, like in an office or on a business trip with coworkers.

There are many ways you can express the amount of fun you have. I chose to use these two, because this is what I usually say when I have a great time.

Hello Kyo :-) I hope this helps!A)I really enjoyed myself!Definitions*Enjoyed- like/loveExample- I really enjoyed that walk!B)I had the time of my life! -To have a very good time; to have the most exciting time in one's life.Example- What a great party! I had the time of my life./ We went to Florida last winter and had the time of our lives.

If you had a great experience and just want to enjoy the moment, you may feel that a very short expression is enough. You can go over the details later!Eg. "This evening was amazing, Claire! I hope we can do it again sometime!" "Yes it was incredible fun! How about tomorrow?"

I had the time of my life. / I had the best time of my life. - This phrase means that you've had the most memorable moments that you've ever had in your life. That was thrilling! - something that is thrilling brings you great excitement; rollercoasters, for example, are a great example of something that is thrilling

After an activity that is fun you would use descriptive words to describe how the activity made you feel. Words such as brilliant or awesome are great ways of expressing how much you enjoyed yourself. Today was so much fun, I had an awesome time! Hope this helps Teacher Jemxi

awesome - extremely impressivewonderful - marvellous

"Fun" is a simple way to describe something that made you happy or delighted."Awesome" is an expression which means "fun", "cool" and "great" at the same time.Saying that something was a "blast" means that the experience was very exciting and pleasurable.

You could say something like "I had a great time, it was really enjoyable". or "Thanks for a great time, it was a hoot". or more formal "I had a very enjoyable time, thank you".

The fact that you had fun can be expressed in many different ways. Some examples follow:"That was fun!""I really enjoyed that.""What fun that was.""What fun was had.""That was great.""That was great fun.""I had a great time today.""I really enjoyed myself today."

You want to let the other person know that you had a great time, so each of the words we chose will highlight this. That was 'brilliant'. I had a 'great' time, I had an 'absolute blast'. These are all very commonly used phrases, especially amongst native speakers. 'That was brilliant' can be used immediately after something happens, where as 'I had a great time' or 'I had an absolute blast' can be used a little bit later to let the other person know how you feel about what happened. That something was really fun!

These sentences express that said person had a lot of fun doing whatever it is that they were doing. :-)

"Wow! That was so much fun!" Saying "Wow!" is expressing shock and excitement to express how much fun you had. Be sure to add positive energy to the expression! "I had a great time" Meaning that you enjoyed yourself doing an activity with someone.

All of these expressions are used after you do something that was really fun. They can be used in both formal and informal settings. You would usually emphasize it depending on the degree of fun that was had. This is also because we are still feeling quite excited about it! :)

"I had a great time at that party" or "I had a great time yesterday". "Having a great time" expresses a positive experience, especially fun. The time you passed together was wonderful. "I had the time of my life" means it was one of the best experiences you've ever had. We use this expression a lot when a totally awesome experience happens, even if it seems exaggerated. When an experience is amazing or awesome and exceptional, we say "mind blowing" or incredible.

Simon: Hi Jenny how was your vacation?. Jenny: It was so fun, I had the best time. Adam: Hi Thomas, How was you movie last time. Thomas: It was good thank you for asking.

After having a great time, you can exclaim something to describe how you feel. You can say things like, "that was awesome!" or "that was really cool!" You might not have to mention time if your with someone because they might already know what your talking about. You just make the comment to express your thoughts on the moment. Thanks!

That was so much fun!' shows that you really enjoyed doing or experiencing something. The exclamation mark further shows that you particularly loved doing that activity. This is a phrase you would often say straight after the activity. You could also say 'I really enjoyed that' or 'Let's do that again sometime' even suggests to someone that you'd like to repeat the activity in the future.

saying you enjoyed something means that you had a lot of fun. if something was a good time then it means it was a enjoyable experience

There are many ways to say you had a fun time doing something. That was so fun is the most common way. That was amazing is a good way to say something way really fun. If it was extremely fun, we would say that was exhilarating.

"That was fun" and "I really enjoyed that" These two expressions are used usually after doing something that was fun/enjoyable, something that you had a good time doing. 'Enjoyed' is the past tense, using enjoyed states that you had a good time.

The above sentences express a fun moment experienced. We can also use the following: That was amazing! That was crazy!! I have to do that again!

You can also say you had a ball, you had a blast which are slang terms that mean that the person had a good time

If you are trying to explain that you have had a lot of fun today, you can say something like "Today was so much fun!" or "I had a really good time today!". These are all very polite ways of saying this.

Both of these sentences could be used interchangeably as they both of the same meaning and refer to the enjoyment that came from a particular activity. Please notice how both of these sentences use past tense verbs because we would say this after the moment has passed and is completed.

The third one is the reference to the very famous novel "Pride and Prejudice". The first two options are a more regular thing to say.